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Author Archives: Lawrence Person
Retro TV Memories: The Fantastic Journey
Back in my ill-spent youth, before we had any video games other than Pong, I watched a lot of TV. Along with the classics (I Love Lucy, Star Trek), I watched a good bit of the same primetime fare everyone … Continue reading
Posted in Science Fiction, TV, video
Tagged 1970s, bad, Bermuda Triangle, Get Off My Lawn, Lost, NBC, Science Fiction, sucks, The Fantastic Journey, TV, video
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My Review of Mr. Shivers
My review of Robert Jackson Bennett’s Mr. Shivers is up over at SF Signal. If you’re looking for a good first novel to read, I recommend it. I also have some copies of the first edition available on the Lame … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Books, Horror
Tagged Book reviews, Books, Mr. Shivers, Robert Jackson Bennett
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Local Girl Makes Good
My friend and fellow member of the Turkey City Writer’s Workshop Stina Leicht just had her first novel, Of Blood and Honey, published by Night Shade Books (which seems to have recovered from their organizational difficulties). I hope to have … Continue reading
15 New Dashiell Hammett Stories Found
In the archives at the University of Texas Harry Ransom center. This is indeed good news for mystery fans, though I wouldn’t get your hopes up. Maybe they’re great, but frequently trunk stories remain in the trunk for a reason…
Posted in Austin, Books
Tagged Austin, Dashiell Hammett, Mystery, University of Texas
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Dear Austin: Sucks to Be You
They’re closing down I-35 at Ben White from Friday night to Sunday morning. Needless to say, you should probably avoid I-35 for about 25-miles in either direction for the entirety of that shutdown. This gives me a chance to mention … Continue reading
Items in Evidence of a Case of Bibliomania (or, How I Spent $1,000 in One Week and All I Got Were These Cool Books)
You may have noticed that I buy a lot of books. This year I had another family event in the Dallas area in mid-January, so I took time out to drive up to Recycled Books in Denton (where I found … Continue reading
SNOWPOCALYPSE 2011!
If you haven’t heard, Austin got a couple of inches of snow last night, which may not sound like a lot, but when you convert that to Austin Driving Units, that’s SEVENTY BAZILLION INCHES of the stuff. Austinites that can … Continue reading
Freezing Rain in Austin
Freezing rain has hit the Austin area, although just a light misting of it, plus a dusting of snow. The sidewalks were already slick when I walked my dog, and I saw cars starting to slip and slide. I don’t … Continue reading
The February Ansible is Out
For all your skiffy viewing pleasure.
Posted in Books, Fantasy, Science Fiction
Tagged Ansible, Books, David Langford, Fantasy, Science Fiction
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